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About Brixton
Brixton is situated in the Borough of Lambeth in the Greater London area and has benefitted from huge amounts of regeneration since the mid-90s. It has taken on a contemporary and upmarket image that has been further reinforced by famous residents over the years such as Hew Locke, John Major and David Bowie. Brixton has become a popular choice for businesses seeking commercial space, with many serviced offices here occupied by printing services, insurance agents, graphic design teams, healthcare practitioners and business management consultancies.
Office Space in Brixton
Brixton offers a host of private commercial spaces for small to medium-sized businesses to rent on serviced or unserviced terms, as well as a number of coworking spaces. There are also properties well-suited to larger, more established companies who require space for teams of over 200 people. The premises here are spacious and well-equipped with great amenities for a comfortable work environment. There are several car parks in this area for workers to benefit from if they choose to drive to and from work each day.
Nearby Areas
This area is surrounded by Clapham in the west, Stockwell and Camberwell to the north, Herne Hill to the east and Tulse Hill in the south.
Transport Links
Brixton is a well-connected area, attracting companies from a range of industries to office space in the area. Brixton has a railway station and an underground station, providing access to the Victoria line as well as mainline train services. Clapham North underground station and Clapham High Street station are also nearby, providing Northern line services and connections to the Overground network. Brixton is well-served by bus services which run regularly throughout the area, as well as plenty of taxis. From here, Euston Station is a 20-minute journey away, Bank is 18-minutes away and Victoria is 10-minutes away. For road access, Brixton is situated within easy reach of several main roads – the A203, A204 and A2217 connect this area to Vauxhall Bridge and the A23 provides access to Brighton.
Food, Drink and Entertainment
Brixton is renowned for its great selection of restaurants, bars and entertainment venues. From the O2 Academy to the Coronet Theatre and the White Bear Theatre, Brixton is packed with places to enjoy downtime from work. In terms of places to eat out in this part of the city, office workers are spoiled for choice with cuisines from all over the globe. Franco Manca, Fujiyama and The Prince Brixton are just some of the most popular haunts in this neighbourhood, with plenty more to choose from. For coffee, there are several cafés and coffee shops such as Alexanders Coffee.
